The Cutlery Raffle 2008

Kuhao… you crazy for this one, man.

Join The Cutlery for a special raffle at Mamo St. this month.

The prize?

That very sick, very OFFICIAL The Cutlery x Tiffany & Co. Dog Tag.  Yes, THAT dog tag.

How do you jump in on this? Hop on the next flight over to Hilo and go get your Christmas shop on at The Cutlery.  For every $50 you spend at The Cutlery between now and Dec. 27th, you get a ticket for this very special raffle.

Then, on Dec. 27th at 8:08pm, during The Cutlery’s 2nd Anniversary Party, the winning ticket will be pulled and the winner revealed.

The important part is: YOU MUST BE PRESENT AT THE 2ND ANNIVERSARY PARTY TO WIN.

Can’t stress that one enough.

Anyway, good luck and go get your shop on at 141 Mamo St.

For more, check out Kuhao and the crew Up In The Cutlery.

NEW! Fitted Hawaii Endangered Species series

Another Saturday, another Fitted Hawaii release.

The political and social statements coming from the Fitted crew has been one of the largest I’ve heard in a long time.  In an effort to promote protecting the land and all of its traditions and cultures, the Fitted crew has taken a stand and released this combination to preserve the traditions of the Hawaiian people, the melting pot of the world.

First up is the shirt, which is an all-black affair, with the Pride H on the front pocket and the graphic “Hawaiian Endangered Species” on the back, shedding light to the plight of other that have been orphaned.

The hats are two of a kind.  First, both hats contain the camoflauge print, Pride H, and state seal satin lined interior.  That’s where the similarities end.  The brown hat has the Pride logo in black with orange stroke, along with an orange New Era hit on the side.

The green fetaures a black logo with Neon Green stroke.

Either way, both are ill.

As always, the same rules apply: first come, first served; phone orders take after 12pm.

You can scoop these beauties up at Fitted Hawaii.

Also, if you plan on coming early, the Fitted staff asks for your kokua and to prk in an off-site lot, such as Ala Moana.